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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Almost miraculous are some of the
cures accomplished by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In the case of II
l.. King, Richmond, Va, who suffer-
ed AZ years with an aggravated form
of scrofula, Ayers Sarsaparilla effected
astonishing results.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

A purgative medicine should possess
tonic and curative, as well as cathartic
properties. This combination OF in
gradients may be found In Ayers Pills.
They strengthen and stimulate the
bowels, causing natural action.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Omar Hoskin's mission here was for
the purpose Of procuring q supply Of
dressed beef for his Billings shop.
Brandenburg 4 VanG Gasken filled the
order and Billing people are now feast
ing upon prime Custer county beef.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06
Notice of Removal.

Mrs. Fuller desires to inform her pa.
irons that she has moved her dress
making parlors from Stebbins block,
to the rooms over Eisenberg's store,
where she is now located and prepared
to execute the most artistic work that
may be uesired.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The Glendive school marms who
were visitors here yesterday excited a
mild ripple Of excitement among the
young and unattached gentlemen Of
Miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

l.. Dundas, of Mingusville; ID. f.
Haskett. Of Chicago; J. @. Ashworth,
Of st. Paul, and q. A. Mcguire, of San
Francisco, are at the Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Captain N. p. Osgood finds but 500
dead cattle along the Yellowstone over
the country the riders have been
working, and over 5000 live ones were
thrown out Of the bottoms by him and
his party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Some days ago ease of petty larceny
was noticed In the JOURNAL. aud the
culprit was enormously alluded to as
member of the Fifth Infantry hand.
The mistake was a natural one for Us
to make, as the accused wore tie same
uniform, practically, as the band and
as we now recolIect ii, said that he wa,
a member. As it turns out however,
he was only company musician, and
had no connection with the band ex.
cept regimen'alIy. The band are in
dividuslly and collectively miles above
any such nefarious Practices and the
explanation herein given is due them
although somewhat delayed. No
member of the Fifth Infantry band
has ever been arrested in Miles City
for any cause whatever.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Lewistown, Fergus county's seat Of
government, will soon have o bank.
II will have capital stock Of $50, 900,
S35, 900 Of which has been taken by
the following gentlemen, A. G. John
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

missioner will certainly confer q great
favor TO all concerned by appointing
Dr. .Redd. We think the Grand
Army should again bring the matter
to his notice.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Lutte and Joe think that IL the food
10 coming 1t ought to come to-day or
else wait Till after the session Of the
county board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The German society gave select
dance at their hall last night. A pleas
ant time was had by all who par
ticipated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Prof. Bach Is sole agent for An.
beuser-Bush st. Louis keg beer, Sei-
denberg's fine Key West aud La Con-
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

A new upright piano which cost si0O
will be sold for $500. Easy terms OF
payment, or rent at IS per month ap-
ply TO VIM. CoURTNAY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

t 10 understood that Mr.. 5. ID.
Moore has accepted q responsible posi-
ton with an Omaha real estate brok-
ep firm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

have received q large line Of choice
spring goods and have taken especial
care to select good assortment of $35
suitings. ED. ARNOLD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Laundress wanted at Carter's Euro
pean hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The Reading Room Association will
meet Monday evening at 4 D. m. In
the Reading Room.
ABRAM HALL, Pres.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Orders for Lansing's Carbon Hill
coal left at J. II. Conrad q Co.'S, will
always have prompt attention.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Ike Orschel has new and sure cure
for rheumatism. Suffering humanity
call on him and get relief.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

DIR. Green returned from Rosebud
on No. IA, but left on No. l for Hath
away, 10 attend Mrs. Wood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The electric light has been put into
the Miles City Club rooms, the incan.
descent system being used
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A number Of pieces Of handsome fur
niture, including new Fisher piano,
for sale at bargain. Apply To
WIN COURTENAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The court house roof was visited yes
terday by number Of persons desir-
ing to take peep at the river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Leave orders for coal and wood at
Skinuer's store. Coal $3.50 per ton.
G. =. CoMsTocR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06
For sale.

A few carloads OF good bsled hay.
J. W. HARRISON,
Beltield, Dek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

determination sfreportsand audit
ing claims against the county compris.
ed the business Of yesterdays session.
The board adjourned without day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Sleighing is about augespeil.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

John w. Buster and +. Z. Robert
son took passage on the east bound
tram en- route for st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

5. ID. Moore has two sick babies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Go to Bill Bullard for Best's Mil
wsukee beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Clean rags wanted ct this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

Look out 70. the flood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

March is treating Us kindly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06
Rough on IIarn

"Glnx," the Helena correspondent OF
the Butte Inter Mountain, gives Rep
resentaiive Page highly compliment
tary notice as follows: Page Is pre-
pairing the following bills: To pro-
hibit the smoking o.. cigereltes; to
make winking at girls a punishable
offense! to prohibit putting wine in
cocktails, 10 compel married men 10
speak respectfully of their mothers
in-law whether they are present or ab-
seni; to encourage the use Of cold
water rs beverage; forbidding men
to swear when they are too Late for n
train or when they copper the ace in-
judiciouslly."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

The familiar form of Tom Allen was
noticed In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06
NILES CITv, EoNTANA.
Weather Report.
LC1AL ITEMS

Moran, Collins 4 Co. buy furs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-06

0o>>, the Children. They are es.
SNSS pecislly liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs. Group. Whooplng Cough.
etc. We guarantee Ackers English
Remedy a positive cure. II saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
John Wright, Druggist.
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e.nnan s.m,ns - aIne Nnnuaw AmGiAnE
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POLICE COURT EoTBS.

John Shields, With . eompauion no.
yea T. custody. broke into q cigar eloes
kept BY John Michel, 90 the coEneF 81
RaiIroad agenne and Nil Htreet, e5ool
three o'clock Yesterday morning. Gus
tuHa officer Curtis heard q crash 81
glass, and immediately afterwards sAw
5te two men Funninn away ana rushed
After them. He caught shields and
handed hin over % OaioeR Hntsarseld.
When seasohod 6hisi1s he'd box ef 81.
aara. 9 nnmbeg a pipes End elgas- bald
err, u them Of considerably yalue.
and some other fancy articles. He waa
lodged n iaii until last evsulna, uhen
be vas brought before Jnatlee Jenes.
Who committed him for trial n oafAnit
ct $500 bail on chaEgs Of burglary.
Thomas KsEr vas before the same
justice en- Q charge Of vaeEanoys and vas
seat up f6R twenty days.
The ease Of A. Chester EdweRd1 and
another far disturbing the meeAia9 Of
the Salvation Army, was hRouRhs ~ In
Justice Jones' oaaoe in the afternoon.
and sight witnesses wafs examined four
on each side. The testimony @ent 10
show that the disturbance was CON.
menoed on the outside Of tbe barracks
By two men who were ecufilnR. ard
thai Edwards and his compassion. Who
we're both inside 81 tbs time. Wsnt out
and Joined 10 the CRY Of "naht.s TIE
case vas continued for aFEumens % Q
time ts be agreed on bstwesn tie ettoF-
news il the casa.
TIE charge Of iaIss pEstenoss bEoaehi
arainst 4. Il Kempst1r, e he inatanfe
Of Toklas and BInRerman. VS. Disposed
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AS o'clook lant evening" q younG fell
lev, "a years Of aRs.. Who gives his
mana a Richard BaEnea and VITO says
be cana from . ahlp and does not
know the laws Of this ooantry, jumped
% 4 woman e she passed she corner 81
Fifth an9 james On her Way % her
hons On Fifth and CherrT. He threw
haF b TIE ersund bnt could not close
her nouah fer Ehe eeFeanled -maEdex.
haIni aurdefs murderw OfieeF Pay
We On tie osrneE II Third ana yemss
when be heard tha ofiea aad slAE1ed u
heir aiEsestun. Before he he'd gone
block be heard Q man oamins d0we
Oherxy stfeet ~ fast ~ he e1aia run.
TIE oe3ceR gave chase ana amer Fan
Of more than six hiecka, CvsEtnok and
arrested his man. He did NOS know
What hnG hnppened. 80 be took nla
pris1nar up Cherry EtTess wheEe he uee
alrsesed % The hose Of The assaulted
wenan. Whan she namo 10 TIE EAte %
iden1ify fha rrianneT, ahe locked g. I'm
A tussans and exclaimed. s1es. sir;
| thaf 4 tha mHnF 6ha aA1n EpEax 8
forward and caaRhf him b TIE ne1t.
exulsfminas Nfuu me1a. euatomF1lblE
uEnaeh, I uuaid dke - HI YuaF II
of1sar pailsd tke Wunnan 81 and laez1d
/ hfa rzfaonag ~. Iha moslEe tor 80
azIanit Val pRrhahly no1 cpzne Gu un1sl
tha sxarsinatlon. Ane ks11Eal 49, 9
aion b hat the nsndHs chtsel we4 Feo-
bexy. OEla9K EaE dia Q neo4 fao wn9z
Re rnn De vtLlAin 41wu.
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TALK WE 2. 3. ooRKWALL.


The PresiAent Of the Black Diamond
Coal Company. Who has been spending
few days In Seattle. left for his home
In California yesterday. while here .
reporter called upon him but be refused
10 detail bis plans regarding the future
daSeIopmsni Of the Compsny's mining
property In this County. He did say,
however, that the mines were 10 Be
more excessively developed and imms
diateiy.
IN regard 70 the BellinRham Bay
Railway and Navigation Company en-.
teFpriss, n which Mr.. Cornwall d In
sefestsd, be stated that nothing 10 The
way Of construction would be attempted
thia wtnles, bat that the Company en-
ueckea % b able % commences work on
the line between Seattle and Whnteom
IN he surina. Il am greatly pleaend a
the business look Of 8eatale,n said Mr..
prevent e from becoming the largest
city north Of san Francisco within G
fec yeaEa. Mature has done wonders
iron beds In the valleys and mountains
east Of here are tributary 70 this city,
and theY can't ges around u. Hssfife
Interests may attempt 20 divert he
trade elsewhere, but their efoEts eill
surely prove ab0Etive. Weshingtcu
Territory h the Pennsglvnnia o. the
Panine Ooast and Seattle iB her Phila-
delpAia. HeFetafoEa ! have not visited
this point more than two on three times
q year. bat 4 expect In the future 30 Be
hsFe mere fseqoently."
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xRx THOUSAND DoLLAns EXPENDED ron
oaARTTY II zHm BHnKv0LKnI
ORGANIZATION.

The regular meeting Of She Ladies'
Relief Society convened pursuant %
adioaEnment Twenty eight ladies re-
sponded 10 roll call. The Treasurer re.
ported thai tbs average expenses Of the
Home for the last few months bad been
SIa5 Il vas moved and carried that
an the ladias who could do ~, should
visit the Home o. the last Friday Of
each mouth, for the purpose Of assist
ina the niatFon IN sewing and needing
for tbs children. They were requested
30 90 e. early IL the day as convenient.
and take lunches with them. The old
lady, Mrs. fnRieman. who was placed
10 Grace Hospital recently, has died.
Since the oFoaaixaticn OF the Ladies'
Relief Society upwards Of $1,000 have
been expended 10 charity. An effort Is
nov being made 10 secure q territoEial
appropriation from the coming leqis
lature. IL being necessary 20 raise
some money for the benefit Of the
Home, Il vas voted By the ladies 10 give
a grand charity ball Q week from
Thursday. The officers Of the society
constiluaa the COMMITTEES Of arrange
menes. The other committees are ns
follows: Printing and Music Mrs. =.
Furtb, Mrs. J. o. Haines, Mrs. r. 4.
Minor, hrs. John Lssry. Table Com
mittse-MEs DR.. BaQley. Mira. 0atzsFt,
Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Strive, Mrs. YounR,
Mrs. Burke, MRa. Baxter, Mrs. Lewis.
Mn. Haines, Mrs fsanenehal. Mrs. w.
Il. 81. Greene, Mrs. DE-. Weed, Mrs.
Earth, MFs. @. KELLOGG, Mrs. Joe Nc
NanRhf, Mrs. Oatlin. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
HourFy, Mrs. W. ID. Wood, Mrs. o.
Ranke, Mrs. 3. Bories, Miss Bean.
A special request Ia made that all the
officers and members Of the above
named commiflees meet al Mrs. John
Leary's residence Thursday, November
8Ed, ai half past o'clock.
Upon motion the society adjourned
until The 6Rsa Tuesday IN DeoembeR.
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oYxRLzND Pz1sEE0EAs.

p.u,rf Hsrsk a sz.e Nakfbsrm Pacna
Tes4fsTf Ms4 i a H1Ekek. ML4 a
A-tfk- NJ end Azrs 3 3 AfeEaFeEy, Sci
..-.-1n- VI 3 TrsW. W2z3gF MakkI1 L1anc
TNarkia, Esd Is ez1l8z1n1z
a.--19. Tr,esfaFs Mrs. Laura EeEHGF. 81 =
rfr-an. MrIIE1R. 4 XGgt. J - KallmaH.
NJ ID BeufAT. p OaeAi1 Jas ka11loHs Il
"a Tn'n1M1. W Fl Noee. Mi1 31IoN10u.
WaFg a BFown, , II Nn4eR AlD NEefaf.
i11f Frnnk xsfa1E nn4 vie. Hrs klelnln-
-. ii 3 BnsxsRFa = D Williams. ard
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Rrxn SMzR AnnrvEp.-Tha American
ship Edward D Erien. Captain David r.
Oliver. Eeoenaly chartered By NE Oregon
lmprovemanl eeuapany 70 load ooal a.
tAis pogi. arrived here Twelve days from
San Ffaneisea yesterday morning "a
toe Of The suE Taoona. she b q Inc
looklng vessel 81 res n length ~ fees
beam and - feea : iaches dspth of held
Hes Registered TONNAGE = elsi tons. and
her oarryino cApaeitY ahaai $40 tons
aiehoaeh Captain Oliver states thai on
aeeo1nl OF ihe aeason o. Tie year be
viii n0t take from hefe;aveF S6Nlions Of
eoai. TIE E3wnfd O'fsFiea Wa bulll
a Thomastan, Maine. in tSS2s and wAs
hrsa commanded By Captain VIM.
Obri0n, whe 8 couple of years eNu
turned her over te Captain Oliver and
eataled dewn In SoatheEn California.
fhe 0fBrien Ia roe a. TIE city dock and
a. aooa aa ahe aieeAaK1es her 60 loal
81 ballast Wiil 20 under he coal ahates
This b the afsl visit % tAis fne ship q
he port Of Seattle.
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AnnrvAL on rnn PaHarzn.--The Dan

AHnrvkL or zKn PnHnzn.- Can
adian Pnaiae NaviRation 0ompauy'z
slsameE Premier arrived hare from
vancsuver yesterday m0rnlna a
e'ciock. $40 bFoughs 70 the Sound over
100 passengers and IS to1s Of fFeielfA.
Ffftsen t0na were foR Eert ToWnssnd.
IS cons for Seattle, and 5 tons for Ia
eomn. Aftex disohaEeing here, she iesl
for up 5ouue, whsfe ne e lcAAinR 20
tons o. Portland hour for shipmena %
ohina b. The Parthia. II arrangement.
ooaid be made 20 have The feztlano
freight shipped direct 10 seattle b
rail, the Premises would nos extend be
TRIPS above this point, - theED e eEaett
eally no business fog her ou3sios Of ~
Portland freight mentioned above.
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RRAL ESTATE TRA1sPERs.

Ths following transfers Of real sstAAe
we're eled foE record yesterday:
james Campbell 10 Bridges campbsil
lot 9 block les. A. A. Denny's addition
10 seattle osnnectfng with TsrFy's sc.
enA aadftioa, 81.
Rdwin s. HFisooe 10 Jana Il. Slrauh
lot & haock lio. IN D. T. Dennyss hktR
addition 10 NeEth eeattle, e45A
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aoTycg. rsn ns.less sewase
III Be ealo S1F Information
,~~s,1sa se me agsest and corr
.scelon ~ nssY ere eound slsai-
- coples 81 xhe peat-lntollI-
I. ~n.,eeg dallvsred ~ ffse cnFyiegs
4 1gougbeut tire clty.
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CHuEzR wErnne -A1ias Rong San,
10 year cd dnaRhsas Of Gee hse. mana
ger Of the house sf Wa Chong a Co,
vii leave for San Franchises IN company
wisA q maid and servant. On Friday,
where SO gees b wed Jag Oh0nR Toon
aGsni for Nins. NsanG Oompany, Of
San Francieso. fbe Wedding viii take
piaos aecoRainR % tie mos1 a2proved
Chinese caslom ca tie tosh insl TIE
father q tie bEtda states thai he aiEl
- born Ia aeatfle and has neTer been
auay, ana q b dsnbtfRl weethsr shs
has epof heen asen - any uhits psreon
sincs sha was llt.le child. When asked
N 90 eoai3 rs&A and write. Gee Aee
Feplsea: eNa. Ehs haa never been 20
nekooi. ard a b nss easlonary amone
ne Chlnaaa % eanSala tAsiF fe@ala
ehilaramw &hsn aakee q be VS. going
y ne waddinR. Re rsRliad that he wo1i1
lihs 60 20 haf haEineHs engagements
prevsnhed hin frcm dafnQ 80.
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TRUR ESTIMATE on VALUE.

Remsmber fhnf When ws asssEt tAs
Wales a. Brandreth's Pills us - TIE
ama tine FetsF yoa 70 the thousands q
tastinoefaia ue have publshe1 sap-
prFtfne eli and even moFa han We elaiU,
Ia heEl est3snea q theiR value lies d
tnass tes1imnaiAls- The pilla haVa been
ID usa 10 thu eonntFy for over airy yeer1
sna IL that time kava been szFely well
tested. We never heard enmplAint q
them. Thar are hArmlssA. h0ina Ne1e'
aAbAA. and always Do their Wuzk weiL
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@e-
AnhA a. Heneka1&. wffs az Un1Ieg
( s. esanas..~s - 80 -. Ala - -
- a, y Z. -
NpxA1& 81 4Ans1 az = 90
ziseetA o. Mnmfay lnsk. AlzhnnEh EA1
haA xsnsesa - a~sssfs Susfum 4 krsns
1900 80. ~. 49,. -. 49, !. $3.50.
- = - = - - - : a.
eEes shs heaRss q many et %. ree-
A1l1A 11e 9Next 3e1u91aeNt q 81
141ree1 aaa heE eveF sa1nF faee wo1
- ne2t-I Aao = M1y D relS so e
1@k.
qA4 k1e4 11f g. = lete aezs
A11e 1sued heR b1t = pf1t.
- 1l41e14rd rs ne11Te q k1rs-
-el4s AAz1ls t1eze 81 eAxl.9f ys44s
- Hsze4s ~ ~ tl4e g ~ 1at-
49, - seUg1oa wa n1z N4lo414 p
1l11E 1ag1as fsnnsy iNln.es w1ese tna1
Eoaaoe4 - hnm4 NAlen ta1H o.
e1pzeo daEfnR naa1ig t1lrty years md
MM3M AnAlK renewal - 1noom2s w. r.
We y9sza 80.
80 pe21Me tnnggAR4 ~ l0snAnea via
80 y q =. D.cf 1leek nAFen. and Us
.z1Eslx I11trumental - essanilaning
lnezs sne iennpe.aacs nea1q1a.seza ana
eelee n9NA1 Nllon naye proves % a9c-
eeslzEA b11n financially e1o e . r.
soEn.so.E meanA N .nis verk sne
80 - 10y eo-op1t.Ao1 q 81 eos-
49,, - 9 - Per p.sa1e.e e cLsss
-. eL - nslgs1 eoslce 80
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MONEY TOnAN

On chaaale mortgage. coed collateral
or personal security, 1useas MORTGAGES,
scrip, bonds. time checks, ETC., beaght.
C0sIrzoN, MfkERM d Co
Ofloa with Judge Smith, Jafnes ssEeet.
opposite the 0coidsniaL anss.
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Booming Femoval sale. esventeen
shp1aand dallsrs worth Of dry Roodn
boaehs atanc&ion IL San RFameiNco iAai
weak. Bargains teo nnmzseaa 10 msn-
too. Oome early Monday moFningl
foklaa a sinaeEuan.
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E,sxy Department booming With bar
eains a eur great removal sale. Toklas
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Gentlemen come and 80 tss bargains
we have 10 offeF you IN viouua under
ware; IS suits sold for - % eur Fssaov-
Il sale. ToxLAs 4 Em0En1GAz.
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Davis Duneoaea Batter. Square
rolls. fall weight, % cents per roll II
rol he hpesa IN he nAFksf rssarniti
and - VIII Fsfuna he mcnsy.
HA1xx 4 WuEaME,
nol. Leadin1 0soeefs, 6la Froni 81.
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The king Of Bargains st our removal
sale in pushes and veivefsr. TOMAS 4
SzNaEAGAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Removal Hale.-Menia msrino uhigtH
81 Mems neriuo drawers - 50 gait.
Ioklaa 4 alnEeEman. oeie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Flannsls; 1000 pieces % selsst from.
We goa q big bargain and e. usual give
cur customers the bsneft. OERAnx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Bottom prices - Cur ssmgEai SIS, TO
eross % buttons Ct Il psf dok foklaa
3 einQsEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Your orders VIII be called for, give us
. trial. @ @. ExAnrUP a o., RrDesE
Third 40 SprinR. ssl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Do roi bay q yard Of dfa8 eoods IN
al yoa &c tie bargains - are Offering
e. oar removal sale. ToxLAs 4 SINo-
anNfkw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

nrnw sFlmnnfnw-wa are Gxel1xfEa
- q naw eF,mmlnQa a Eumesal
aals pxisss IuxzAs q eznazMzAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Eastern cash prices and square deal.
ina beilt up our basiness. Oz1ARxs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

For your groceries 90 70 @. q. szAnr-
ira Co. osrnsR Third and Spring. sell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02
KIRRrAaR LTnRYsES.

Nex. l-Fohn Galiahss ana Mrs.
Kale osmon. both Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Blankets; hie bargains sale Of wool
ems this week. UKEsrER CLRkAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Cash ". credit. @. @. STAnrUF 4 o.,
eEOcera Third and Spring. seil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02


reduced from 3sc to l2ic.pcr pair
Ladies' eli the leading shades
Ladies' Mcrne Vests fshIsned
As SEQ GRACE CORSET With protector price
Vests and PANTS mdcated % ca suit
Ladies heavy, ribbed, Meno Mose seamless pairs for On